coercive economic measures or laws against developing countries. G-15 nations have joined together in hopes of escaping from the more polemical atmosphere in other multi-national groups and organizations, such as the Group of 77 (G-77). For example, the 14th G-15 summit called for reform of Bretton Woods institutions and examining alternate sources of financing for the developing world. Schedule and Agenda The summit was a venue for three-way talks between Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan and Brazilian President Lula da Silva and Iranian President Ahmadinejad. Their negotiations led to the announcement of a program of exchange in Turkey of Iran's low-enriched uranium for nuclear fuel processed abroad. The announcement of a diplomatic break-through was met with scepticism in Western capitals. The summit focused on the importance of cooperation in facing the current challenges of food, energy, climate change, health and trade. The G-15 agenda included discussions of the Doha Round, intellectual properties and the global financial crisis. The chairmanship of the G-15 passed from Iran to Sri Lanka at the end of the summit; and Sri Lanka will host the next scheduled group meeting in Colombo, the 15th G-15 summit in 2012. See also Group of 15 Notes References Chauhan, Sandeep. (1997). Demand for New International Economic Order. New Delhi: MD Publications. ; OCLC 222017407 External links Official Web Site Official Tehran Summit Web Site 2010 2010 in Iran 2010 conferences 21st-century diplomatic conferences (Global) 2010 in international relations Diplomatic conferences in Iran 21st century in Tehran May 2010 events in Iran